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Dark,
Just in case you might want to check out,
Windows Acce
Dark,
Just in case you might want to check out,
Windows Accessibility Options for People who Are Blind or Have Low Vision
Windows 7 has an Ease of Access Center
Both Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 include the Ease of Access Center. The
simplest way to get started is by pressing and holding down the
Ok I've managed to sort it out.
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Hi all,
I'm wanting to somehow put vipmud through a set of USB headphones whilst
putting music through the main system. Is this even possible? If so could
someone pleas
Hi all,
I'm wanting to somehow put vipmud through a set of USB headphones whilst
putting music through the main system. Is this even possible? If so could
someone please tell me how this could be done?
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Not only that but my Windows 7 here loves the games I have so far. I
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well I have run tactical battle so far on 7 32 bit and the game
really copes better with large maps now.
I had some plugin issues with winamp easily updated the effected
modules though.
Trouble is finding which.
I have tried swamp to and after in admin mode running the windows bat
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Sent: Friday, January 01, 2010 1:09 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] Windows 7 and compatibility
Hi.
well, as it looks like the netbook business
Hi.
well, as it looks like the netbook business will be problematic, I might
considder a slimline laptop instead, however I'm concerned about program
compatibility.
Most audio games I've heard will run under windows 7, so that isn't a
problem, niether will brouser based games be
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Hi.
well, as it looks like the netbook business will be problematic, I might
considder a slimline laptop instead, however I'm concerned about program
compatibility.
Most audio games I've heard
Hi Dark,
Well, I've tried Winfrotz on Windows 7, and it works fine. Not sure
about the others though as I don't have them, and haven't tried them
personally. Although, I certainly could install and try them for you if
you need me to.
dark wrote:
Hi.
well, as it looks like the netbook
Hey all. was trying to install games on my gf's machine and keep
getting an error before the programs start. tried installing all of
the conponents from bpc program's website but when installing
netframework 3.5, it says i have to turn windows features on or off
before configuring net
Hi Brandon,
You should not be trying to install .NET Framework 3.5 on Windows 7.
Windows 7 comes with .NET Framework 4.0 which includes backwards
compatible libraries for earlier versions of the .NET Framework. So
there is no need to upgrade .NET since the latest version is already
installed.
i installed the programs listed on the bpc programs website. except
for sapi 5.1. self destruct won't even play as well as ternament. and
when i start ternament, i keep getting a runtime error.
On Nov 9, 2009, at 12:05 PM, Thomas Ward wrote:
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You should not be trying to install
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Hi Chris,
Yes, but in a lot of the cases you manually have to install some missing
Visual Basic 6 and DirectX components in order to get them to work. Since
all of the games by Jim Kitchen
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Windows 7
I have personally played Jim Kitchens games, and entombed. So far so good.
Everything works in Windows 7.
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: [Audyssey] Windows 7
I have personally played Jim Kitchens games, and entombed So far so good.
Everything works in Windows 7.
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Sent: Tuesday, May 19, 2009 2:44 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Windows 7
So what performance have you noticed guys? I suspect very good, XP-like,
but would
: Tuesday, May 19, 2009 8:22 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Windows 7
better than xp in many cases. It just doesn't lag any more when tabbing
around dialogues and stuff as
much as it used to. Boots very quickly.
On Tue, 19 May 2009 09:44:23 +0100, Chris Hallsworth wrote:
So what performance have you
Hi,
Smile. Yeah, sort of looks that way. Visual Basic 6 support was
officially dropped back in 2005, and unfortunately most of the
accessible games out there were written in that language. Even though
they can be made to work on Windows 7 I don't personally see it as
anything more than a stop
Hi,
Yeah, basically Windows 7 is Windows Vista with several bug fixes,
updated components such as Internet Explorer 8 and .NET 4.0, etc and is
little more than a patched and updated Windows Vista. The point is
anything specifically made for Windows Vista such as Mysteries of the
Ancients beta
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I tried it on a duel core system supposidly running 4 gb of ram but
actually running 2.87. Couldn't really tell I was using it, but didn't use
it for very long
Hi,
Yeah, I've read Microsoft has removed a lot of legacy code and
non-esential system services dramatically increasing over all system
performance. I have a 3.6 GHZ Pentium processor on my laptop here, and
Windows 7 flies on that processor. Windows Vista, which shipped with the
computer,
Hi Chris,
It depends on what kind of computer you have. Some will allow you to and
some won't. For some reason my laptop won't allow me to boot from a USB
device, and the bios will only allow me to bboot from the dvd rom or
hard drives. My desktop bios however will allow me to boot from
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Hi Chris,
It depends on what kind of computer you have. Some will allow you to and
some won't. For some reason my laptop won't allow me to boot from a USB
device, and the bios will only allow me
Hello all, does anyone know if the current games out there work under
Windows 7?
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Sent: Monday, May 18, 2009 8:11 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] Windows 7
Hello all, does anyone know if the current games out there work under
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Subject: [Audyssey] Windows 7
Hello all, does anyone know if the current games out there work under
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Hi Chris,
Yes, but in a lot of the cases you manually have to install some missing
Visual Basic 6 and DirectX components in order to get them to work.
Since all of the games by Jim Kitchen, GMA Games, PCS Games, BSC Games,
etc are based on Visual Basic 6 legacy libraries these need to be
In other words. LWorks will have some fixin to do
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Hi Chris,
Yes
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Hello all, does anyone know if the current games out there work under
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Hi Aaron,
Did you try using Vista drivers? From what I understand from reading
Windows 7 drivers are basically going to be the same as Windows Vista
since Windows 7 is pretty much an enhanced and fixed Windows Vista. When
I put Win 7 on my laptop I installed the vista drivers and they worked
with the devices I have, I just used vista drivers and it worked fine
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Hi
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Hi Aaron,
Did you try using Vista drivers? From what I understand from reading
Windows 7 drivers are basically going to be the same as Windows Vista
since Windows 7 is pretty much an enhanced and fixed Windows Vista
Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2009 6:11 PM
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Hi Aaron,
Did you try using Vista drivers? From what I understand from reading
Windows 7 drivers are basically going to be the same as Windows Vista
since Windows 7 is pretty much an enhanced and fixed Windows Vista
of Windows 7.
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Sent: Saturday, May 09, 2009 6:51 PM
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Subject: [Audyssey] windows 7
Was wondering if any daring souls had tried windows 7 rc1. especially with
accessible games. I am planning on installed it in a secondary partition
this week, so was curious what people had found so far. I will post my
findings when I can get around to updating.
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Hi Liam,
As far as accessible games goes on Windows 7 it is pretty much the same
as installing them on Windows Vista. For older games written in Visual
Basic 6 you need to manually install the Visual Basic 6 libraries using
something like Jim Kitchen's Winkit setup file as Windows 7 doesn't
Hi.
I installed windows 7 public beta a few months ago. It works great except for
lack of drivers because noone supports windows 7 yet.
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Subject: [Audyssey] windows 7
Hi.
Installing GMA tank commander will also work to get the libraries in.
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Sent: Saturday, May 09, 2009 10:19 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] windows 7
Hi Liam,
As far as accessible games goes on Windows 7
Hi Trouble,
In many cases that is true. I know when I upgraded one of my Vista
computers to Windows 7 public beta 1 it ran a heck of a lot smoother and
more stable than Windows Vista. Plus they finally fixed there driver
database issues in Windows 7 which is a relief.
As far as getting Jim
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Subject: [Audyssey] Windows 7 gaming was Rail Racing for speed junkies.
Hi Trouble,
In many cases that is true. I know when I upgraded one of my Vista
computers to Windows 7 public beta 1 it ran a heck
Hi,
That is pretty much what I figured. When I ran the Windos 7 upgrade on
my Vista laptop, which of course had already had games on it, I
discovered everything still worked. I figured it was simply a matter of
installing one of the GMA Games or Jim Kitchen's winkit setup to set
Windows 7
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Hi,
That is pretty much what I figured. When I ran the Windos 7 upgrade on
my Vista laptop, which of course had already had games on it, I
discovered everything still worked. I figured it was simply a matter
Hi,
Smile. We are on the same page. Between the both of us we have pretty
much ruled out any major problems in the future for accessible gaming.
My big fear was when Microsoft announced dropping Visual Basic support
in Windows 7 it was going to be a pain to get games working. As it turns
out
well thats good news.
I think hardware wise I should be set then.
At 04:50 p.m. 30/12/2008, you wrote:
Hi Shaun,
I know. I use Winkit all of the time for fixing the broken VB 6 installs on my
Vista system. The point I was trying to make is by and large Microsoft has
cleaned out most of the
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Subject: [Audyssey] Windows 7 gaming was gamebooks of Arborell
Hi Trenton,
Yes, I have. I did manage to get ahold of the Windows 7 early beta and
things are not looking too good for the majority of accessible games. The
Windows 7 beta release I tested did
well the winkit zipfile jim kitchen has has most of what you need.
I have the complete vb6sp6 runtimes on me to.
I also have the complete sapi 5.1 systems to, though realspeak has everything
to.
At 08:52 a.m. 30/12/2008, you wrote:
Hi Trenton,
Yes, I have. I did manage to get ahold of the Windows
Hi Shaun,
I know. I use Winkit all of the time for fixing the broken VB 6 installs
on my Vista system. The point I was trying to make is by and large
Microsoft has cleaned out most of the libraries that most audio games
need by default. I think it is possible to get them running by tracking
for a serious
alternative to Windows.
Best regards,
Tom
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Hi Louis
Hi Louis,
Darragh has some very good audio podcasts on installing Linux,
configuring orca, and an an introduction to the Gnome graphical desktop.
His Ubuntu 8.04 step by step installation podcast is the best I have
heard yet. To get his audio tutorials go to
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Hi Louis,
Darragh has some very good audio podcasts on installing Linux,
configuring orca, and an an introduction to the Gnome graphical desktop.
His Ubuntu 8.04 step by step installation podcast is the best I
product. Customers will remember.
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Sent: Saturday, August 02, 2008 7:43 AM
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Hi Kevin,
Well
Hi Kevin,
Thanks, I didn't think that there were games like Puppy1 or Homer on a Harley
out there. Other than Monopoly version 8 Puppy1 and Homer on a Harley were my
last two projects. So at least I am trying to give us new, exciting and
different games to play.
BFN
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Hi Munawar,
Well, from a programming standpoint DirectSound was replaced by XAudio2
in the March 2008 DirectX SDK, and DirectSound was placed in the
deprecated list of development libraries for DirectX. What this means
for developers like you and I DirectSound will likely be kept in the
Hi Claudio,
I don't know. There are a lot of development similarities between games
for the XBox 360 and Windows Vista/Windows 7. They both use XNA, they
both use the .NET Framework, and the both are a type of Winhdows platform.
One major diference is that the XBox games are designed with XInput
Hi Charles,
It would be nice if Microsoft waited until their Windows releases were
relatively stable before release, but their history has proven they
always do otherwise. In 1995 Microsoft launched Windows 95 which was
extremely unstable, was well known for major system crashes, and still
Hi Jason,
Quote
If you're planning to program for multiple platforms, you're better off with
another language however. Don't be fooled, the cross platform support early
on in .NET is just smoke and mirrors.
End quote
What do you mean it is just smoke and mirrors? I'm using Mono 2 for
Ubuntu
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Hi Charles,
It would be nice if Microsoft waited until their Windows releases were
relatively stable
it. It actually made me laugh.
Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so.
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Oh yeah. I think I remember now.
Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so.
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That was the show called
For a while the people had no choice in Microsoft products at least
in ops, because they had contracts with all major manufacturers to be
the op of PC's sold in stores and by dealers.
Now we do have some what of a choice.
At 08:47 AM 8/3/2008, you wrote:
Hi Charles,
It would be nice if
Hi Bryan,
It sure did. I was attending Wright State University for my Computer
Science degree att the time, and I can remember someone recorded it for
computer and telecommunication services as a demo for next years network
upgrades. Needless to say none of the CATS techs were to happy about
Hi Trouble,
Well, what I meant to say is that I am confused as to wwhy people
continue to buy Microsoft products. Yeah, I know full well in the mid
90's up until the last few years there wasn't much of a choice. However,
that has changed now, but most people are not willing to switch even
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Hi Charles,
It would be nice if Microsoft waited until their Windows releases were
relatively stable before release, but their history has proven they
always do otherwise. In 1995 Microsoft launched Windows 95 which was
extremely
Hi Nicol,
Windows 3.1 was released around 1993. As for screen readers for 3.1
there was Jaws for Windows 1.x, Jaws 2.0, and Slimware Window Bridge. I
believe the first versions of Window Eyes came out around that time as well.
As for the question, is anyone still running it, I certainly hope
No, its the fact that at least 60% of the computer users are mousers,
and don't know how to type. they were taught how just did think they
would use or need it down the road. And the fact that linix is
command line mostly and that kills if for those that don't like
typing or don't spell. They
Hi Trouble,
Not true. Many Linux distributions such as Ubuntu are just as graphical
as Windows. Both the KDE and Gnome desktops resembles MS Windows in a
lot of ways.it is safe to say anyone who can use MS Windows can easily
use a Linux distribution such as Ubuntu without too much of a learning
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Hi Trouble,
Well, what I meant to say is that I am confused as to wwhy people
continue to buy Microsoft products. Yeah, I know full well in the mid
90's up until the last few years there wasn't much
most stuff is writen for microsoft, and everything business has traditionally
been ms.
these things are hard to break.
In india they are linux based.
And well.
At 05:19 a.m. 4/08/2008, you wrote:
Hi Trouble,
Well, what I meant to say is that I am confused as to wwhy people
continue to buy
you'd think so.
Unfortunately most devs, excluding the new ones that have come in the last year
or 2 and even then some of those including the old ones use old tech.
Some are trying to upgrade others are not bothered to do that right now and
others can't be bothered at all.
Its the nature of the
Hi Shaun,
I'm just curious, what games are Puppy1 like? and what games are Homer on a
Harley like?
Thanks
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you'd think so.
Unfortunately most devs, excluding the new ones that have come in the last year
or 2 and even then some of those including the old ones use
Hi,
I never heard from a game like homer on a harley like. And Puppy1? I
really don't know.
Kevin
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Well, it is my experience most blind users will hang on to their XP and
Vista machines for several years yet. Just because Windows 7 is bringing
in a bunch of new changes it won't spell the end of blind audio gaming,
because blind computer users have always been slow to change to the
Hi,
When cames the newst windows version out?
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And what want to be the new features?
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Hi Kevin,
Well, Microsoft's best estimates say Windows 7 will be released in late
2010. Although, if they encounter issues, bugs, whatever they may push
the release date back into 2011.
Given ssuch a short development cycle between Vista and Windows 7 it
sounds to me like Windows 7 is basically
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Hi Kevin,
Well, Microsoft's best estimates say Windows 7 will be released in late
2010. Although, if they encounter issues, bugs, whatever they may push
the release date back into 2011.
Given ssuch a short development cycle
Hi guys. I'm developing my RPG in XNA using .NET 3.5. As a developer,
fighting change is pointless. You're better off embracing the new technology
because it's only going to get progressively worse the longer you resist.
DirectX has given way to XNA and XNA is a marvelous technology.
If you're
Tom: You wrote: Also for us programmers they are of course going to be
removing many of
the older libraries that have been around for ages, that are no longer
needed, and are replacing them with the updated .NET Framework, XNA is
going to basically replace DirectX as the core gaming API, and
Hi Charles,
Like anything else it is a double edged sword. In terms of technology
improvements XAudio2 has many advantages over DirectSound such as better
3d audio support, the ability to load and play wma files as well as wav
files, etc. However, for the several games still using DirectSound 8
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